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Naming Inorganic Compounds: Try a new formula
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Practice Questions - Hints
To solve these naming questions, you must decide where to break down the formulas and how to generate the names from those pieces. Use the templates on the right side.
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Templates for Naming |
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| HCl |
  or
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| Fe2O3 |
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oxidation number of Fe |
| Au(ClO4)3 |
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oxidation number of Au |
| NH4Cl |
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| N2O |
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N2O3 |
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| NaOH |
=
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| B2Br4 |
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| (NH4)2S |
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| Sr(H2PO4)2 |
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| BrF5 |
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| Cl2 |
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| H2SO4 |
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PbO2 |
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| Na2SO4 |
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| KCN |
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| Fe(NO3)3 |
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| H3PO4 |
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| Mn(ClO2)2 |
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| (NH4)2CrO4 |
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Na2S |
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| H2S |
or
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| V3N5 |
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| Mg(OH)2 |
=
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| HCO3 |
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HOCl |
=
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| Al2O3 |
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Solution |
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